There is a bath downstairs, but the property says it can't be managed. What should I do?

Hehe ~ ~ ~ can't you simply say that you can win by suing the property company? Is it true that the property management company is responsible? It's not too late to file a lawsuit if you find out. At least it is targeted.

Look at the problem first.

Downstairs are shops, not commercial houses, and commercial houses can open baths. There seems to be no problem in opening a bath, and it is also in line with the law. Look at the property management company. The property management company provides public * * * regional management services for the owners. The behavior in the store does not belong to the public * * * region, and the bath is legally operated. Therefore, from a certain perspective, the property management company has no responsibility. Moreover, the owner, as a victim, lives in his own home and is definitely not responsible for being disturbed. That's weird. What's the problem?

In fact, this is a problem that has occurred in many commercial and residential areas, that is, the conflict between the "moving" of shops and the "static" of houses. From the legal point of view, it is the problem of neighboring rights, that is to say, when a shop enjoys the right (opening a bath), it cannot affect the interests of others (owners), so the problem is that it infringes on the rights of owners when implementing its own rights.

How to solve it?

First of all, after understanding the situation, the property management company should actively negotiate with shop owners and community owners to see if there are other solutions, or it can come forward to coordinate and solve them through the owners' Committee. If negotiation fails, the property management company can report the situation to the higher management department, and the property management company has completed its duties. If the service of the property management company is better, it can also assist the owners or the owners' committee to follow up and urge the problem to be solved.

As the owner, you should be able to take into account that the property management company is only a company, not a government agency, nor an authority, and cannot solve the illegal things of other owners. So if the coordination fails, the government still needs to come forward. You can reflect this problem to the environmental management department, the urban management department and the industrial and commercial management department, hoping to solve it.

If government departments can't solve it, they can't expect property management companies to solve it. At this time, as a car owner, you can only go through legal procedures. You can take the store as the first defendant. If the property management company does not cooperate, you can also consider taking the property as the second defendant or consulting a lawyer.

I wish you an early settlement.